An 85-year-old man died in Houston yesterday after crashing a Tesla Model S through a brick wall and into a swimming pool. The accident happened just a week after another reported fatality in a Model S crash, which until recently was a rare occurrence.

“Something went wrong. She said she thinks he hit the gas instead of the brake and the car went through the garage, down into the swimming pool,” said Ann Bolton.

Bolton said once the Tesla landed in the swimming pool it slowly dropped to the bottom, giving her sister time to escape through a window.

“He said, ‘Get out of the car.’ She got out of the car, trying to get him out of the car, but the way they’re made with the console and the seat belts and everything, it just didn’t happen,” Bolton said.

The 85-year-old man died at a hospital.

It’s not clear what she meant by “the way they’re made with the console and the seat belts and everything, it just didn’t happen”, but the seat belts in the Tesla Model S are like most other vehicles and same thing for the console, which is actually optional, meaning that the stock version has room between the two front seats.

This is the fifth known instance of a death following a Model S crash. All 5 under very extreme conditions:

Driver dies after his Model S fell off a cliff in Malibu (note that both cases happened before Tesla implemented auto emergency steering, which could have possibly prevented these crashes assuming they didn’t intentionally drive off the cliffs)